What is the best price for Coloring Pixels Advent Pack?

The best price for Coloring Pixels Advent Pack is $0.99 at Steam. It is the only shop with an offer that activates in your country.

Is Coloring Pixels Advent Pack the full game?

No. Coloring Pixels Advent Pack is DLC and only works with Coloring Pixels.

What are the system requirements for Coloring Pixels?

The minimum requirements for Coloring Pixels are: Windows 8.1, GeForce GTX 960, Intel Core i5, 8 GB RAM, 500 MB storage. It also runs on macOS. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.

Does Coloring Pixels have multiplayer or co-op?

No. Coloring Pixels is a single-player game.

Is Coloring Pixels Steam Deck compatible?

No. Valve rates Coloring Pixels as Unsupported on the Steam Deck.

Coloring Pixels Advent Pack

Name: Coloring Pixels Advent Pack
Brand: ToastieLabs
Rating: 100 (16 reviews)

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Steam 2.0 · 560 reviews
$0.99View Offer

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About Coloring Pixels Advent Pack

Coloring Pixels Advent Pack adds a winter- and holiday-themed book of 24 levels to Coloring Pixels. Inspired by seasonal decorations and traditions, the images include snowglobes, snowmen, reindeer and Christmas trees. One image unlocks each day from December 1 through December 24 every year, like an advent calendar.

The 24 images

Day 1 — Pattern: 168 × 158.
Day 2 — Partridge: 72 × 62.
Day 3 — Pattern: 151 × 151.
Day 4 — Snowglobe: 56 × 56.
Day 5 — Christmas Shopping: 160 × 86.
Day 6 — Nutcracker: 28 × 88.
Day 7 — Wreath: 24 × 28.
Day 8 — Snowball Fight: 129 × 35.
Day 9 — Robo Santa: 40 × 51.
Day 10 — Delivery: 75 × 83.
Day 11 — Santa: 73 × 70.
Day 12 — Candle: 102 × 107.
Day 13 — Snowman: 62 × 56.
Day 14 — Festive: 97 × 101.
Day 15 — Bear Hug: 45 × 61.
Day 16 — Snow Outside: 79 × 64.
Day 17 — Decorating: 83 × 65.
Day 18 — Sleigh: 55 × 46.
Day 19 — Reindeer: 43 × 66.
Day 20 — Rudolf: 64 × 79.
Day 21 — Usual Suspects: 75 × 28.
Day 22 — Penguins: 60 × 45.
Day 23 — Santa: 49 × 53.
Day 24 — North Pole: 210 × 113.

Frequently asked questions

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